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The truck sales boom of 2004, which has been particularly evident in the heavy-duty Class 8 segment, has also brought sizable gains for medium-duty truck makers.

Officials Find $2.4 Million in Truck at Ambassador Bridge • N.Y., Connecticut Increases Highway Security as Convention Nears • U.S. Begins Air Surveillance at Canadian Border • FMCSA Delays Implementation of Hazmat License Program • And more...

Price of Crude Oil Falls for Fourth Straight Day • New 91ÊÓƵ Sales Decline 6.4% in July • DOE's Abraham Discusses Oil Reserves With IEA • Truckers in India Remain on Strike • And more...

President Bush praised the "strong work ethic and professionalism" of America's truck drivers in a proclamation for National Truck Driver Appreciation Week.

The average retail price for diesel fuel in the United States rose 4.9 cents to $1.874 per gallon, the fourth straight week it has set a record high, the Department of Energy said Monday.

For-hire and private fleets said last week they were preparing to celebrate National Truck Driver Appreciation Week with an array of activities to fete their drivers.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. hile most of the globe’s denizens hail the victors in the arenas of Athens this week, those who read this page are also mindful of heroes of another sort — those who ply their skills and abilities on the quieter stage of daily commerce.

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will extent its hours later this year as it attempts to ease truck traffic.

Sales of Existing 91ÊÓƵs Fall 2.9% in July • Speed Limit for Trucks Raised on Ohio Turnpike • Trucker Pleads Guilty in Deadly Workplace Shootings • Yellow Says 3Q Profits Will Meet Previous Guidance • And more...

FedEx Corp. said Monday it was raising its guidance for the fiscal 2005 first quarter and fiscal year due to "strong demand" at its international express, ground and less-than-truckload services.